The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-22

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Special Dispatch to Ae Initllipe,.ter. X
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. ,2l.-The
House Finance Committee has agreed to
recommend the passage Of the bill to re-.
peal ,hs law to exempt from taxation Ger.
tain farm products and manufactured
articles. K, ~ 80 N+N .i.I. n
Both Houses will b, in session 10.
morrow. The sessions to-dsy were un-
eventful, but much work was accom-.
plished. The amended charter OF Par.
ker.burg will De favorably reported to
morrow. ly---5----.li.-,,, = -., ~. -It ll
In the House on Thursday, Mr., Crockett
presented a bill to establish a second ia.
county. .,s5l.777
Mr.. Chancellor presented House bill
l37, to amend tho law concerning the
State Board Of Health 60 as to empower
the Board to make investigations into the
sanitary condition Of the State. n
Mr.. l;agland, l3S, to make the license
feea on hotels adjustable with the rental
value Of the building.
Mr.. Oakes, l33, to authorize the con.
struction OF a railroad from Weston to
Sutton by convict labor. NlnNE5s5
Mr. Chipley, 40, to provide for the
acceptance and confirmation Of the report
Of the joint boundary Commission, on
the West Virginia and Pennsylvania
boundary. . . f'}'E'- :. We - : M
Mr.. Hagans, al, requiring two.thirds
vote of the stockholders OF railroad COM
pany to change its location after it has
once been fixed.
Mr.. kinsey, l4e, extending the pro-
visions Of the license law requiring L.
conse to sell spirituous liquors, 30 as TO in
clude all bitters, whether patented or not,
which will intoxicate. 80 40 : ai'.a..
1"4 j. STATES RESOURCES. VI.
. Mr.. Raymond, l43, authorizing the
Board Of Public Works to prepare and
publish book on the resources OF the
State, etc. II
Mr.. Woods, 14l, for the better preserys.
ton OF game and fsh. r.
Mr.. Gorrell, 145, requiring book-keep.
ing, the science Of government, physio.
loQy and hygiene and drawing to be
taught in the public echoola.z in
MI. Jones, Jag, to amend the law con-
cernine the incorporation OF towns Of less
than 1000 population. ,:7@. 7.l
Mr.. Hensly, l47, to locate second in.
eaue asylum in Mason county.
Mr.. Hiner, las, authorizing married wo.
men to appoint attorneys in fact. 7.
Mr.. Bowers, 149, requiring gitemhed bills
Of all claims against counties. FbEa
MIR. McWholter, loo, giving tho owner
n me- "a =
Mr.: woodward, ,l5l, to amend tho act
creating the independent echool district of
Parkersburg, and l5o. relating to appro-
priations by Boards OF Education. ~
> The bill to constitute the Mt. Oivet
Cemetery Association Of Randolph county
was passed, the first Of the session. "a.
The Speaker announced as members on
the part Of the House OF the joint special
committee to investigate the penitentiary
management Messrs. Hiner, kinsey, Grow,
Jones and Mckinney. ~, H
Mr.. Kidd, from the Committee on Rail-
roads, reported adversely on the bill to
prohibit free passes to public officials or
delegates to conventions. Mr.. Lucas
moved to lay the report on the table and
make 1t the special order for 10 o'clock on
Saturday, which prevailed by vote Of 10
to "a. r.Gr 's.2''ss''1.. ~ ItgN i.H
l& Senator Browns Point Pleasant battle
monument joint resolution WAS passed.
The action already publiahed On the
Prohibltory amendment consumed the rs-
mainder q theseesion.
s&. SENATE PROCEEDINGS. llsi
Much Of tho time in the Senate on
Thursday was spent in the amendment of
Senate bill No. 3, fixing the maximum Of
officers fees in various counties. Scarce.
ly member was satisfied with the eri-
ginal provision Of the bill concerning his
counties. s Z l@5y 3 J5', y. ~ 4, ~,
AT 8 o'clock the Senate went into execu-
tive session. JttstS. s ..fr.. ,lis., d.
Senator Morris secured a Suspension OF
the rules in order to have Senate bill No.